I am seriously questioning whether or not I should pick any up from Asda this evening:
Disappointing
Dry chips lacking in flavour. These chips were not enjoyable and we will not purchase again. gfnew Share Facebook Twitter E-mail Rating: 2 star out of 5 07 July 2013 2 of 2 found this review helpful.
Bad potatoes
Quality is slipping woefully on these. Opened the bag and threw about quarter away, due to bad potatoes - rotten ends, potatoes full of "eyes". Also bags are often full of more bits and pieces, rather then complete chips. Will be looking elsewhere I think from now on. Oaktree Share Facebook Twitter E-mail Rating: 1 star out of 5 04 May 2013 1 of 1 found this review helpful.
Worst chips I've ever had
The title says it all. Tasted sour and flat, terrible texture. McCains normal fries are great though
Rating: 1 star out of 5 23 June 2012 Horrid texture
I thought these chips were really dry. The flavour is ok but the texture is awful. My two year old son nearly choked as the lack of moisture made them stick in his throat. Sorry McCain - Never again. stripe35 Share Facebook Twitter E-mail Rating: 3 star out of 5 15 July 2011 1 of 3 found this review helpful.
Thin and lacking flavour
I bought these as an alternative to my usual chips and found that they thin fries rather than "proper" chips, don't taste of very much either but filled a gap on my plate. polarbear Share Facebook Twitter E-mail Rating: 2 star out of 5 04 December 2010 0 of 1 found this review helpful.
Not keen
I've never been a fan of McCain chips - tasteless and cheap. My children don't like them either.
Good idea. We could send a CCDA undercover squad here for starters, especially as winter sets in.
McCain Portugal-Produtos Alimentares Lda (Cascais e Estoril)
But hey, hey... Let's be careful out there and don't forget to pack your golf clubs lads
Good idea. We could send a CCDA undercover squad here for starters, especially as winter sets in. McCain Portugal-Produtos Alimentares Lda (Cascais e Estoril)But hey, hey... Let's be careful out there and don't forget to pack your golf clubs lads
I entyered the communal kitchen of my bedsit and preheated the oven to 230ºC / 445ºF
I then spread my McCain Home Chips evenly in a single layer onto a baking tray and popped it into the top of the oven with the intention of baking for 20 – 22 minutes, turning them every now and again, until they were lovely, crisp and light golden.
However, a pal called and asked if I fancied nipping down to the local boozer for a swifty... please note that it's only 100 yards down the road. I asked a flatmate if they minded looking in every so often to check all was well.
Anyway, next thing I know I've come back and the oven was empty. The baking tray was still warm but the chips had vanished.... one of the other flatmates is a drug dealer and I suspect it was one of his frequent visitors. I'm gutted but obviously in no way to blame.
Well I followed the instructions on the packet. I entyered the communal kitchen of my bedsit and preheated the oven to 230ºC / 445ºF I then spread my McCain Home Chips evenly in a single layer onto a baking tray and popped it into the top of the ov
.... just because the bloke who put the England flags on his house looks like he might have overdosed on them imho.
The Guardian putting the boot in now.http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2008/apr/15/foodanddrink.jonhenley.... just because the bloke who put the England flags on his house looks like he might have overdosed on them imho.